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The day after tomorrow (English) is the annual sci-fi blockbuster of Fox Company in the 20th century, with an investment of $65.438+$25 million. The film was directed by roland emmerich, the director who directed Independence Day and Patriot, and starred new generation idols such as Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, emmy rossum and Sarah Ward. The film tells the story that the global climate is about to fall into the second ice age because of the greenhouse effect. In the northern hemisphere, due to the greenhouse effect, icebergs melted and the earth entered the second ice age. Tornadoes, tsunamis and earthquakes have ravaged the world, and the whole of new york is surrounded by glaciers. The film started shooting in July 2002 and premiered on May 28, 2004.

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Chinese name: The day after tomorrow English name: The day after tomorrow

Alias: Armageddon/The day after tomorrow/The day after tomorrow/Doomsday Starring: Dennis? Quaid; Jake Gyllenhaal; Ian holm; Emmy Rosen Company; Serra ward

Release date: May 28th, 2004 Category: Plot thriller

Director: roland emmerich, roland emmerich Screenplay: Roland? Emmerich; Jeffrey. Nachmann noff

Producer: Mark? Gordon; Roland? Emmerich film length: 124 minutes

Release area: American language version: English, French, Japanese, Italian.

Screen color: color main award: 14 MTV film award, best action scene.

Imdb code: tt03 19262 Producer: Twentieth Century Fox Film Company.

Others: The film uses super dazzling special effects to create the most thrilling disaster and the most shocking special effects in the film.

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3 creative background

4 film highlights

5 behind-the-scenes production

Six film reviews

7 Chinese translation version

8 honor record

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The day after tomorrow [movie]-synopsis of the plot

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The day after tomorrow depicts a sci-fi story that the earth, represented by the United States, suddenly cooled sharply in one day and entered the ice age. In the story, climatologist Jack Hall (played by Dennis Quaid) points out that global warming caused by the greenhouse effect will bring unprecedented disasters to the earth after observing the prehistoric climate research. Dr. Jack warned government officials to take preventive measures, but it was obviously too late. Dr. Jack Hall then urgently informed the Vice President of the United States that the American people south of 30 degrees north latitude should be evacuated to the equator as soon as possible, and the people north of the line should try their best to keep warm.

At this moment, Dr. Hall learned that his son Sam (Jake Gyllenhaal) was taking part in the national high school competition with his favorite girl in new york, so he decided to venture to new york and launch a rescue operation in the ice and snow. At this time, the disaster began in new york, and Manhattan skyscrapers were hit by a strong cyclone, and most of them were destroyed. Suddenly, huge waves rushed into new york City from the sea. The flood swallowed new york, flooded the United States, and Europe ceased to exist under the flood. Since then, ice and snow have covered the whole earth's surface, and the ice age has begun.

When the camera returned to the United States again, the surviving Americans fled to Mexico and asked to enter the refugee camps there. At the end of the film, the president of the United States has to sigh and admit that his climate policy is a huge failure. [ 1]

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Sam Hall | Actor Jake Gyllenhaal

Is a high school student, Jack's son. My classmates and I went to new york to take part in an academic competition. Due to the sudden flood, I was trapped in the Manhattan Public Library. Then I tried to call my father. I should stay indoors and try to keep warm and wait for my father's help.

Jack Hall | Actor Dennis Quaid

A climatologist, observing the prehistoric climate research, pointed out that global warming caused by the greenhouse effect would bring unprecedented disasters to the earth. Jack warned government officials to take preventive measures, but it was obviously too late. When Jack learned that his son Sam was in new york, he decided to venture to new york and launch a rescue operation in the ice and snow.

Laura | Actor emmy rossum

Sam's classmates went to new york to participate in an academic competition with Sam, and then took refuge in the Manhattan Public Library with Sam and his party.

Lucy hall | Serra Ward, Actor

Jack Hall's wife is a doctor. She helped Jack Hall to rescue his son in the rear and moved to Mexico with the government.

Actor Austin Nichols

Sam and Laura's rivals in the academic competition fled to the Manhattan Public Library with Sam and others when the seawater entered new york.

Employee list

Producer: roland emmerich; Mark Gordon

Director: roland emmerich

Deputy Director (Assistant): anna foerster.

Screenwriter: roland emmerich; Jeffrey Nachmanoff

Photography: Yuli Staiger

Music: Harald Kloser; Thomas Wanker

Artistic Director: Barry Juside

Art design: Claude Paley

Fashion Design: Renee April

Visual effects: eric brevig

The day after tomorrow [movie]-creative background

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In order to arouse the world's threat to the increasingly serious greenhouse effect and the possible new ice age in theory, the film The Day After Tomorrow has designed a series of related frozen images for world famous landmarks, showing the urgency and comprehensiveness of the threat of climate to human beings. Because the climate change in the film was first submerged by seawater and then suddenly frozen due to the sudden drop in temperature, the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower and Big Ben in London were all frozen into icicles, and the horizontal icicles highlighted the rapid cooling and freezing of the earth. Choose two pictures of the Statue of Liberty "wet" and the Statue of Liberty "ice cream" as official posters.

2 1 At the beginning of the century, no matter where you are in the world, you can obviously feel the abnormal climate of the earth. Hail in Chinese mainland, flood in Europe, Indian heat wave, one-day 16 tornado in the United States, and the highest temperature in a century of 38.7℃ on August 9, 2003. The World Health Organization points out that the greenhouse effect is the chief culprit of the earth's climate change. Climate warming leads to the melting of polar ice, the warming of sea water and the change of ocean currents. According to WHO's prediction, 654.38+600 million people will die every year due to the external influence of the greenhouse effect, and the number of deaths will double in 2020. Sea level rise will further cause 25 million people to leave their homes. The third world will emigrate in large numbers because of floods, famines, droughts and poor harvests, and the elderly in Europe will die of heat waves.

Roland emmerich, the director of The Day After Tomorrow, noticed the terrible consequences brought by the greenhouse effect, and he was determined to make The Day After Tomorrow the world's first A-level work that was completely carbon neutral: "A lot of lights, generators and fuel were used in the filming, which made the greenhouse effect more serious. We try our best to neutralize and absorb the carbon dioxide emitted to make up for the earth. We will calculate the total amount of carbon dioxide that will be produced by shooting this film from the future forest, and then cooperate with Bhutan in California. Not only that, the director also funded Jamaica to buy light bulbs and helped low-income families in the United States to save electricity. It really doesn't worsen the greenhouse effect, which proves that blockbusters can also care for the earth. [2]

The day after tomorrow [movie]-movie highlights

A lot of natural disasters

The biggest attraction of The Day After Tomorrow is the wonderful pictures of natural disasters. It tries to show and explain that if the trend of greenhouse effect and global warming continues to develop, it will inevitably lead to major disasters on a global scale, which is undoubtedly a very realistic background of crisis.

Roland emmerich mobilized almost all the elements about water in disaster films. The flood in Collision of Heaven and Earth turned into a huge wave after the glacier melted, and poured into new york City. The hurricane in "Tornado" has become more powerful this time, and it has become commonplace to lift cars and houses. It even tore up the whole of Los Angeles.